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Taking sides by Kate William · Booklabria

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Taking sides

Children's fictionFriendship

Taking sides

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First published: 1986
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

A matchmaking duel ...

Jeffrey French has been at Sweet Valley High for only one week, and already he's made quite an impressionespecially with the girls. Enid Rollins has a crush on the rugged junior, but just as she's about to claim Jeffrey for her own, Lila Fowler declares that Jeffrey is just the boy for her. Elizabeth Wakefield isn't about to let Lila steal Jeffrey from her best friend. And when Jessica, Elizabeth's twin, finds out her sister is helping Enid, she vows to do whatever she can to help Lila. Jessica's not going to stand for Jeffrey ending up with Enid, and she's certainly not going to let herself be outwitted by her own twin!

Subjects: Children's fiction
Friendship
Love
Sisters
Teenage girls
Twins

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